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Starting November 29, eight bus and electric bus routes in 20 districts of the capital will be adjusted. These routes will be closer to metro stations and public amenities.

"Following Sergei Sobyanin's instructions, we continue to develop the capital's ground transportation network. On November 29, we will adjust eight bus and electric bus routes. Stops will be located closer to metro stations, public amenities, and popular attractions. More than 50 modern Russian-made buses and electric buses, equipped to provide comfort for all categories of passengers, will operate on these routes," said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

Maxim Liksutov.

Major changes

Routes C179 and 600k will be merged. C179 buses will continue to all stops. Buses will run more frequently, reducing travel time.

The stop at the Mnevniki metro station will be moved closer to the metro exits.

The stop "Nizhnie Mnevniki Street – Bike Center" is now located at Projected Driveway No. 1166.

Route T19 will continue to operate under number 389.

Buses No. 926, 987 and 993 will go along Azovskaya Street to Starobalaklavskaya instead of Bolshaya Yushunskaya Street.

Buses on route No. 67 will continue to operate under the number 987.

On Bolshaya Yushunskaya Street, residents will be able to continue using routes No. 273, 922, 952, and C918.

Route 952 will replace route T52. Buses will go to Bolshaya Yushunskaya Street via the Kakhovskaya metro station.

At the Kakhovskaya metro station on Kakhovka Street, stops will now only be at exits No. 5 and 7.

Changes in Zyuzino became possible thanks to the opening of a new terminus stations for buses and electric buses on Balaklavsky Prospekt. Residents of Bolotnikovskaya Street between Varshavskoe Shosse and Simferopolsky Boulevard will now have a direct, non-stop route to Kakhovskaya metro station.

Additionally, passengers using all city routes, as well as suburban routes within the Moscow-Region project, can evaluate their performance and participate in a large-scale study. A QR code for completing the survey is located on every Moscow bus near the driver's cabin and opposite the second door. The survey can also be completed bylink.

In accordance with the objectives of the national project Infrastructure for Life Moscow is placing significant emphasis on modernizing its social and public infrastructure, including increasing the number of convenient public transportation routes and upgrading its rolling stock. Furthermore, as part of the national project, the capital has begun developing the Central Transport Hub. It will become a unified transport hub with regular commuter rail service for over 30 million residents in 11 Russian regions. More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found atspecial page.

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A team of Moscow schoolchildren was among the 20 finalists of the first Open All-Russian Technology Olympiad in Robotics. From Code to TakeoffThe final round will take place in the capital from December 16 to 22. This was reported by Anastasia Rakova, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Social Development.

"The Open All-Russian Technology Olympiad in Robotics, 'From Code to Takeoff,' is one of the year's key events in robotics. For many schoolchildren, it's not just a competition, but the first step toward their future profession. Five thousand Moscow students participated in the qualifying round, with 325 high school students advancing to the finals. The final round will bring together 400 students in grades 9-11 from across the country who plan to pursue careers in IT and engineering. The finals will be held in Moscow from December 16th to 22nd. A separate final round will be held in the spring for younger students. Olympiad winners will receive preferential admissions to Russia's top technical universities, ranging from admission without exams or credit for an additional test to a score of 100 on the Unified State Exam," explained Anastasia Rakova.

The qualifying round of the Olympiad was held online. Students were asked to solve a problem in a simulator: on a virtual track for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), they had to find the optimal route and read data from markers. In the "Mobile Robots" section, students worked with a specialized Robot Operating System. They mastered the basic principles of navigation, control, and data exchange between nodes. Participants had to program the robot to plot a route in a given space, configure the localization system, and ensure correct movement along the intended trajectory.

"I participated in a UAV simulator track. The solution required running two programs: one simulating the drone's operating system, and the other simulating the input and output of where the drone was flying and what it was seeing. The map showed two warehouse locations and five unloading points. I had to deliver packages from the warehouses to the designated locations using an optimal route and LED indicators. It was very interesting to choose the best route, see how the calculated time matched the simulator's actual time, and spot any errors. I hadn't worked with UAVs before this Olympiad, so this experience was unique," shared Dmitry Firsov, an 11th-grader at School No. 1329.

The final stage of the Olympiad will take place at the Federal Center for Unmanned Aircraft Systems. The opening ceremony will take place on December 16. The following day, participants will take quizzes. From December 18 to 20, students will complete practical round tasks in two areas: UAVs and mobile robotics.

In addition to Moscow high school students, students from 23 regions of Russia will take part in the competition.

During the practical round, they will configure drones and develop algorithms for autonomous flight, including obstacle avoidance and tag recognition. Participants will also program mobile robots that will perform an autonomous mission at the testing ground: basic navigation, obstacle avoidance, object recognition, and optimal route planning in changing conditions. The finalists will also face electronics-related challenges, which will depend on their chosen field.

150 drones, 32 tables with mobile robotics equipment, 16 drone nets, and 400 computers will be prepared for Olympiad participants.

In addition to the competition, the finalists will enjoy an educational, cultural, and entertainment program. A technological show of engineering achievements will be held at the Rudnevo Industrial Park, featuring robotic dogs and a humanoid robot. The awards ceremony will take place on December 22.

The Open All-Russian Technology Olympiad in Robotics, "From Code to Takeoff," is part of the Moscow School Olympiad in Robotics, which has been held since 2015. Winners of the competition receive preferential admissions privileges to leading Russian technical universities, including Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Lomonosov Moscow State University, and the National Research University Higher School of Economics. Winners will be able to enroll without taking exams or additional tests, or they can receive 100 points on the specialized Unified State Exam.

The Olympiad was organized by the Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media of the Russian Federation, and Department of Education and Science of the City of MoscowDetailed information about the "From Code to Takeoff" Olympiad is published onwebsite.

Moscow schoolchildren regularly win robotics competitions. In 2025, the Moscow team received 47 winner's and runner-up certificates at the All-Russian School Olympiad finals. Muscovites also won the Russian Robotics Olympiad last season. They created transport robots for industrial fishing, port work, and rescue operations in the northern seas. Moscow schoolchildren demonstrated the highest results among all participants, with over 50 students receiving awards.

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As part of the industrial development strategy through 2030, Moscow will continue to actively support companies seeking to enter new markets. on my blog Sergei Sobyanin said.

"Since 2019, the Mosprom Center for Export, Industry, and Investment Support has been offering Moscow exporters a wide range of services: information and consulting support, customized country and industry analysis, export potential testing, assistance in selecting sales markets, legal support for foreign economic activity, counterparty verification, and the development of customized export strategies. The center also organizes companies' participation in international exhibitions and business missions," the Moscow Mayor wrote.

From 2019 to 2025, with the support of Mosprom, over a thousand companies participated in over 150 exhibition events and business missions. Moscow-based enterprises were given the opportunity to present their products in key global markets—from China and Saudi Arabia to Mexico and India.

Training of qualified personnel

A fundamentally important task for the development of the capital's industry is the training of qualified personnel. Particular attention is paid to the training of specialists based on colleges.

The modernization of the secondary vocational education system is based on two key principles: the relevance of educational programs developed with the participation of employers and a practice-oriented approach to training. At least 70 percent school time is devoted to practical training at operating enterprises.

In 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin opened a flagship center for practical training for Moscow colleges. Rudnevo in the Technopolis Moscow special economic zone. This is the first innovative educational space for the practical training of qualified personnel tailored to the economic needs of Moscow, Russia's largest educational and industrial center. The educational center's capacity allows it to train over three thousand students per year.

This fall, the city's educational infrastructure was expanded with a unique facility where adults and college students can master modern professions and gain in-demand skills. This is a practical training center. Professions of the Future at Technopolis Moscow in Pechatniki.

"We've been implementing the TechnoInternship program in the SEZ for four years now, offering young professionals the opportunity to gain practical experience and relevant skills at the capital's leading industrial enterprises. We've signed over 30 agreements with leading higher and secondary educational institutions. Around 65 Technopolis companies are helping students master complex professional competencies. Since 2022, over 1,600 students have participated in the project," emphasized Sergei Sobyanin.

The implementation of the capital's development strategy will ensure the leading role of industry in Moscow's economy, create thousands of promising jobs, and will be a significant contribution to addressing the challenges of Russia's technological sovereignty and leadership.

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On December 7, the traditional All-Russian table tennis festival “People’s Games” will be held in the Druzhba universal sports hall with the support of Moscow City Sports DepartmentIt will host open amateur competitions in various age categories.

The organizers have prepared souvenirs for the participants, and the winners and runners-up will be awarded with commemorative gifts, medals, and cups.

The festival has a rich history. It dates back to April 14, 1991, when the first tournament was held, bringing together table tennis enthusiasts. Over the years, the competition has become an integral part of the capital's sporting life.

Participation in the competition is free, but pre-registration is required. More detailed information is available atofficial website festival.

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Since the beginning of the year, specialists from the city's infrastructure department have repaired over 58 kilometers of barriers damaged in road accidents. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing, Utilities, and Public Works. Petr Biryukov.

"Repairing barriers damaged by vehicle collisions is a key focus for road services. This year, over 58 kilometers of such structures have already been restored. Most often, repairs were carried out on sections of ring and outbound highways," noted Pyotr Biryukov.

The time to eliminate one damaged area ranges from one and a half to two hours, depending on its extent and the nature of the damage.

In Moscow, modern barriers are used that can support a vehicle weighing up to nine tons at a speed of 60 kilometers per hour. These structures help reduce the severity of accidents, preventing a car from crossing into oncoming traffic and, consequently, colliding head-on with another vehicle.

During repairs, special pile-driving rigs are used to dismantle damaged elements and then create new structures.

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Over 30,000 Moscow residents have begun resettlement under the renovation program since the beginning of 2025. This was reported by Vladimir Efimov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction.

"Since the beginning of the year, approximately 34,000 Muscovites have begun moving into new buildings constructed as part of the renovation program. The apartments in these buildings already have upgraded finishes. Residents in the Eastern Administrative District of Moscow received the largest number of notifications about the start of relocation—around 7,000. Another 5,200 notifications were received by residents in the northwest of the city, 4,300 each in the north and southeast, and another 3,600 each in the Southern and Northeastern Administrative Districts," said Vladimir Efimov.

To ensure a comfortable move under the renovation program, the city provides movers and a vehicle free of charge. Moving Assistance You can apply online at the mos.ru portal or at resettlement information centers.

"Since the beginning of the year, residents of 167 old buildings have begun moving, with the largest number of them in the Eastern Administrative District—37 buildings. In the north and northwest of the capital, 21 buildings are being resettled, while in the northeast and southeast, 19 buildings each. All new buildings have wide corridors and doorways. Entrance halls and elevator lobbies are located on a single level without steps to create a barrier-free environment. The courtyards have been comprehensively landscaped, and areas for active recreation and sports have been equipped. CCTV cameras and outdoor lighting have also been installed in the adjacent areas," explained the Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Department of Urban Development Policy.

Vladislav Ovchinsky.

The city provides program participants with apartments in the same districts where the buildings being resettled are located. The only exceptions are Zelenograd and the New Moscow, where resettlement is organized within the district's boundaries.

Ekaterina Solovieva, Moscow Government Minister and Head of the City Department of City Property, noted that of all Muscovites who have begun relocating since the beginning of the year, over 26,700 have already chosen housing offered by the city. Some are currently completing the necessary paperwork for their new apartments, and over 17,700 residents have already received their titles. These apartments typically offer generous living space, with spacious kitchens and hallways. Furthermore, the ground floors of modern complexes feature common areas for storing strollers and sports equipment, as well as space for stores, service businesses, and city organizations. Thus, the renovation program not only improves living conditions but also enhances the quality of the urban environment in the capital.

Earlier, Sergei Sobyanin reported that new buildings under the renovation program save up to 40 percent of resources compared to the old five-story buildings.

The renovation program was approved in August 2017. It affects approximately one million Muscovites and provides for the resettlement of 5,176 buildings. Sergei Sobyanin ordered the pace of implementation of the renovation program to be accelerated.twice.

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The Moscow city is launching a campaign to collect gifts for homeless cats and dogs, "A Kind Christmas Tree for Paws." Muscovites can participate until December 22 at the volunteer center. "Good place. South Administrative District"Everyone is invited to choose a card with their favorite pet, learn about their wishes and preferences, and then bring the necessary items. The collected gifts will be donated to the Biryulevo shelter.

"The 'Kind Christmas Tree for Paws' campaign has been bringing together animal volunteers and caring citizens for three years. Over the years, they've brought joy to over 400 shelter pets. A new treat or a walk becomes a real treat for the animals. We invite participants to create a real New Year's miracle for the furry creatures and also to personally visit the shelter and deliver gifts," the director explained.

Mosvolonter resource center Alexander Levit.

Anyone can become a wizard

Muscovites can join the "Kind Christmas Tree for Paws" campaign at the "Kind Place. South Administrative District" volunteer center, located at 9 Trofimova Street. It is open from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Monday through Friday, and from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Saturday. At the New Year's tree, visitors can examine the individual profiles of the Biryulevo shelter's pets. These profiles feature photographs of the cats and dogs participating in the campaign, their names, and gift wishes.

Muscovites can donate food, including dietary and allergy-friendly options, as well as their favorite treats, such as lamb trachea or dried lungs, to the shelter's residents. For comfortable walks, the animals need leashes, collars, and harnesses, and beds for quality rest and sleep. All items must be new and within their expiration dates.

Among the pets, for example, is the cat Chicolette, whose ear tufts make her resemble a lynx. She doesn't like to get sick and requires medication. Seven-year-old dog Gorynych lost a paw as a puppy, but remains active and cheerful, dreaming of wet food. Tanya, the cat, recently moved to a new enclosure and will be delighted with a cozy home with a scratching post.

Each card contains a QR code with detailed information about the animal and the phone number of its caregiver. Participants can contact them and visit the animals at the shelter, take them for walks, and play. The best gift for any animal is finding a home and loving owners.

After the event, volunteers from the "Good Place. South Administrative District" center will sort the gifts, pack them into boxes, and deliver them to the shelter in time for the New Year.

Marianna Zhuravleva, an experienced animal volunteer in the Southern Administrative District, has been helping animals for about four years, participating in events and activities at the "Kind Place. Southern Administrative District" volunteer center. She collects food, toys, and medicine for the residents of the Biryulevo shelter. Together with her parents, she visits dogs at the Krasnaya Pine shelter at VDNKh. Together with a friend, whom Marianna calls her main supporter, she cares for stray cats in city shelters. She also joins aid campaigns at School No. 1636, where she studies.

"This is my third year participating in the 'Kind Christmas Tree for Paws' project. It's an incredibly touching and kind initiative! Last year, I took several donations from the tree. For example, I brought cheese sticks and a whole set of rubber toys for Barney, and I gave Musa, a beautiful black-and-white cat, an igloo house and a treat," Marianna shared.

She says volunteering has taught her boundless gratitude, and helping animals has become her favorite cause. Marianna has a pet named Ugol, who was abandoned by two owners. She adopted him from a shelter before the New Year, and now she gives him warmth, comfort, and kindness.

Join the zoo direction volunteer activities In the capital, you can find information on the Mosvolonter resource center website. To start helping animals, you need to create personal account and choose the event you like in in the "Events" sectionMuscovites can build kennels for homeless animals and knit blankets for puppies at workshops, and visit pets at shelters for walks. Volunteer centers are also open to residents. Good Place, where special boxes for collecting food, accessories and medicines for four-legged friends are located.

Organizing volunteer activities and engaging volunteers in city events is in line with the objectives of the national project. Youth and Children and the federal project "We Are Together." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

You can find out more about volunteering on the website of the Mosvolonter resource center, its page in social network "VKontakte" and in Telegram channel.

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Moscow residents can check their "Wallet" card balance and top it up, purchase travel passes for various modes of transport, and purchase a number of days—all these operations with their Troika transport card are a matter of a few clicks or taps. City digital services on the mos.ru portal and mobile applications "Gosuslugi Moskvy" and "My Moscow".

"The development of the capital's digital ecosystem allows city residents to handle an increasing number of everyday tasks, including paying for public transport online, all in one place. A year and a half ago, it became possible not only to top up the card's Wallet balance remotely but also to purchase a travel card. These services are very popular with city residents," said the director of the city's payment systems support department.

Department of Information Technology of the City of Moscow Vladimir Novikov.

Online transactions allow you to avoid wasting time visiting the metro ticket office or ticket machine.

You can check and top up your transport card balance and pay for it through city online services. travel tickets:

— “Unified” (for all types of public transport) for one and three days, as well as for 30 and 90 days;

— “TAT” (for travel on buses, electric buses and trams) for 30 and 90 days;

— "Bus" for 30 days for travel between zones A and B.

How to top up your Troika card and buy a travel pass on mos.ru

This can be done in two ways: using services Topping up your Troika card on mos.ru or My Payments.

To top up your Troika card online quickly, you can add your number to your profile on mos.ru. The service will then automatically download the card details from your personal account, eliminating the need to manually enter them.

This will help simplify the process. sampleIt will automatically display your card number, balance, and recommended top-up amount. All you have to do is click "Pay."

More information about all the features of the My Payments service can be found in instructions.

How to top up your Troika card and buy a travel pass using your smartphone

In the city mobile app My Moscow You can top up your Troika card balance, and in the Moscow State Services app, you can also view your card balance and purchase travel passes. If your card details are entered in your personal account on the mos.ru portal, when you access the "Troika Card Top-Up" service, the app will immediately display your current card balance and offer to top it up or purchase a travel pass.

You can also check your balance and top up your Troika card's Wallet or purchase passes for different modes of transport and different periods, including an unlimited 365-day pass, using mobile apps. Moscow Metro And Moscow Transport, as well as on the portal Moscow Transport And on the metro website.

"At Sergei Sobyanin's direction, we are developing convenient ticketing solutions for transportation. Russia's capital is a world leader in the number of payment methods. Passengers are increasingly choosing more environmentally friendly, convenient, and innovative options. Thanks to our advanced ticketing system, 97.5 percent of passengers avoid metro ticket offices," said Moscow's Deputy Mayor for Transport and Industry.

Maxim Liksutov.

How to activate top-up of the Troika card

To use funds added to your Wallet or purchased Troika card pass for public transportation, online top-ups must be activated. This is easy: simply tap your card at any metro or MCC turnstile or tram validator. On buses and electric buses, you also need to press a button on the validator. Your purchased ticket or online top-up will be automatically recorded during payment. You can also activate online top-ups at any metro ticket vending machine by inserting your Troika card and selecting "Record top-up" from the on-screen menu. Owners of Android smartphones with NFC support can also do this from their phone using the Moscow Metro app or using validator.

More information about the Troika card is available at instructions on mos.ru.

The creation, development and operation of e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, are consistent with the objectives of the national project "Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State" and the Moscow regional project "Digital Public Administration." More information about Russia's national projects and the capital's contribution can be found at special page.

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The "Moscow Longevity" project, in collaboration with the NAFI analytical center, conducted a study on the role of professional development in the lives of people of "silver" age. It was based on the results of a survey involving more than two thousand city residents over 55.

"One of the goals of the Moscow Longevity project is to foster a new lifestyle that prioritizes social inclusion among the older generation. Together with NAFI, we examined the potential of middle-aged Muscovites in the labor market and once again confirmed that continuous education and development remain crucial for them. Muscovites are willing to learn new things professionally, even after age 70. Furthermore, respondents who have participated in the Moscow Longevity project demonstrate a greater willingness to work in positions that involve sharing their knowledge and experience with younger employees. The Moscow Longevity project supports this trend by offering participants a variety of educational course formats—from improving their skills with modern technology to professional retraining. Previously, in collaboration with the Rabota.ru service, we confirmed that 85 percent of surveyed Russian employers are interested in job seekers aged 55 and older," said the Deputy Head of the Moscow Department of Labor and Social Protection.

Vladimir Filippov.

The study found that Moscow Longevity participants view work not only as a source of income but also as a resource for personal development. This view was shared by 48 percent of respondents who participated in the project and 31 percent of those who did not join.

A key difference also emerges in motivation. For participants in the "Moscow Longevity" project, the social aspects of work and self-development were more important: the desire to be useful (20 percent versus 11 percent), the desire to stay active (31 percent versus 20 percent), and the opportunity to travel (26 percent versus 16 percent).

The study confirms that older Muscovites view retraining as a way to continue their professional careers. Moreover, their willingness to acquire additional skills persists even after age 70—almost half of respondents in this age group are open to retraining to develop their competencies. Only 21 percent of respondents completely rule out this possibility. Forty-four percent of respondents consider changing careers after reaching age 75.

The Moscow Longevity project helps students acquire skills in various fields and offers a variety of educational programs, from basic computer literacy and foreign language skills to comprehensive professional retraining. A key part of the project's educational programs is the Silver University, created by Moscow City Pedagogical University and Synergy University. It allows older Muscovites to earn a professional retraining diploma and master new specialties, including information technology, pedagogy, tour guidance, and much more.

Furthermore, the study showed that Moscow Longevity participants are more flexible in their professional development. They are more actively considering mentoring and consulting opportunities. For example, 29 percent of respondents who joined the project are willing to become mentors for younger colleagues (compared to 19 percent of those not participating), and 34 percent would become consultants (compared to 26 percent of those not participating).

Moscow Longevity participants also demonstrate greater openness in their relationships with younger colleagues. They are more likely to value them as a source of new ideas (41 percent versus 33 percent) and note their high energy (37 percent versus 28 percent). This loyalty extends to interactions with younger managers. Sixty-four percent of Moscow Longevity participants feel comfortable subordinate to a younger manager. Among those not participating in the project, 56 percent of respondents shared this opinion.

To support intergenerational connections, Moscow Longevity is implementing a project "Dialogue of Generations: Hearing Each Other"Developed in collaboration with the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, it helps older adults learn to resolve disputes and communicate in a way that their children and grandchildren will listen to and understand.

The NAFI study confirmed that Moscow Longevity participants are generally more open to new experiences: 82 percent of respondents admitted to enjoying new experiences. They get these from trips, events, and training. Among respondents not participating in the project, this response was less common—71 percent agreed.

"The results of our joint study showed that participation in social activity programs broadens the horizons of opportunities for older people—from digital confidence to a willingness to engage in intergenerational collaboration. This means that working with the 55-year-old population should focus not on limitations, but on potential: engagement, a desire to learn, and the ability to be carriers of valuable knowledge. For employers and city projects, this opens the door to creating mixed teams, developing mentoring, and flexible retraining programs that capitalize on the strengths of this population—their resilience, experience, and high social motivation," emphasized Guzeliya Imaeva, CEO of the NAFI Analytical Center.

You can join the Moscow Longevity project online at mos.ru portal, as well as in person at any Moscow Longevity Center or at My Documents offices.

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City loyalty program "A Million Prizes" expanded opportunities for earning city points. Since August, residents of the capital aged 14 and older, with full account On the mos.ru portal, visitors can earn city points for various actions in the VDNKh mobile app. This makes visiting the exhibition especially engaging. For example, 100 points are awarded for logging in for the first time through the mos.ru portal. Points can also be earned by adding events to the "Favorites" section (the maximum number of points awarded is 100), as well as by selecting five to 10 user preferences (the maximum number of points awarded is 200).

Now, you can earn up to 4,000 points for completing 16 themed routes around the country's main exhibition grounds using the VDNKh mobile app. To earn points, log in to the VDNKh app using your mos.ru account. Then, go to the "Routes" section, select your favorite route, click "Start," and complete the route in the correct order. Travel speeds must not exceed 50 kilometers per hour, and the VDNKh app must be running in the background. 250 points will be awarded for each route completed for the first time. You can complete a route and earn points no more than once per month.

Thus, with the VDNKh app and the city's "Million Prizes" loyalty program, you can not only plan your visit to the exhibition but also actively explore its unique grounds, participate in the capital's cultural life, and earn even more city points.

On special display case Points can be used to redeem goods and services from partner organizations on the website of the city's "Million Prizes" loyalty program. Accumulated points provide access to promo codes for discounts at stores and cafes, as well as tickets to events and parks. They can also be used to top up the Troika transport card or donated to one or more charitable foundations. The project is being implemented by the State Public Institution "New Management Technologies" in collaboration with Moscow Department of Information Technology.

The VDNKh mobile app is available for free download from RuStore, App Store, AppGallery, and Google Play.

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